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a Month l Year. n As ive nce Any Adéress | NER 18S on sale every Ea yn at the follow LweS - rt. aon Non tand, & Co, Queen &t « Moore, Grafton St Qu ieen St, 4 ma Grafton ° t, : ty:pell, Prince St, & Johnson, Kent St, Vhite, Pownal St, nsby, Victoria Row,
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R. BEAIRST®, |
Auctioneer.
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island Railway
We ha aby carriages to enit you, whether vou want to pay mach or little. Bat qua best in any case. John
Newron —Ilwk,
April 16th, 1899,
way run daily, (Sundays |
Trains In- ward, Read
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TIONS
PM PMAM t 1 25 9 05 9 45 *t 105 8 50 9 25
12256 818 8
Silire
31 6 21 7 28 ] * River 12108038 8% 137056758 FmoeraldJuc 1128 733744 417 420 8 22 ine SiDgton 1055 713 7 @9 dae ar ) Iv 1026 605 6 38 Sside A.M 12 30 lv f , 10 10 113. .Wellington ....977 { Mh ce cdl t Hill Keuwa 8 49 >WU .....O’Leary......7 4@ 4W@5. x... Alberton......6 85 200 ar. ...Tignish....lv 6 10 Pp M. A. M. we Mie A. M. 2 10 Iv..Char!ottetown. .ar 10 10 335 arf Mt. Stewart)lv 845 . 350lv\ Junction far 830 OCR coco, Caditgam. cicice 125 8 25 ar...Georgetown. ...lv 6 5@ A. M, A. M. P.M. A. M. 3151 Stewart. .ar 8 33 123. Morell.......08 87 7] eee 8 ae aS 7 28 620 ar.....Souris..... lv6@®@ P.M. A. M P.M, A. \ 7 40 lv.. Emerald Junct..ar 7 85 6 30 ar..C wid adie rse..lv 6 45
Trains are run by
MOLASSES
“00 packages | ~ases, For sale
N
‘astern Standard Time
Mol-
right retailing by
Pavline—The Belle of Saratoga.
RATTEN BURY.
Local Notices
Mameay’e Khaki and Union Jack n wear arrived this m roi og b’ expr Ditfereut designs and richer goods than “| any previously shown.—R. H. Ramsay & | The Neckwesr Men.
Gallina May Bros spring — ty takes place next Wed.
esday night from 8 to 930 Silks, Dress goods, and Millinery shown in as.
ortment Brig&tness and New ness hitherto unkvown in ( aaah tletown,
o cloek
Easter Gownings—Scotland’s darlings,
‘Local and Other ems. |
ArTILLERY.-—No 2 bis will meet for drill this evening at 7.30 sharp. Full attendance requested. i
colaislaividaipee
Toe Pross,—Fresh vest winds ; fair. Thursday: Moderate oO fresh north and northwest winds ; fine with a little higher tem perature,
west aad north-
sntilictinaiies ..O. O. F.—All Oddfellows are res» qiested to meetin the Lodge room, to- morrow, Thursday, at 2 p. m., to form in r on aud sttend Divine Service in St. Jam Church. oi PLANT Line.—Attention is direc‘ed to lvertisemeot of the Plant Line io nother coin Comencing May 8th., the popu eamer Ualifax ieaves Char- lottetown ror Bosion at One oO'cicck each
wool mix s in happy color combin- | Tuesday unwl ‘urther notice. ations, 200 new pieces opened yesterday “em Jas Paton & Co. 18, tf. Leotore Lasr Nicgar.—Rev, Edwin | Smith, delivered his lecture, “Holiday Minard’s Liniment Reliayes Neuralgia. Rambles in Kogland and Wa ee,” toa de- lighted audience last eve:ing. The lec na turer was very interesting through- Garter f W { out and was ware still more so by IS i a aper the ex eut ste e pu (O00 Views shown. |A vote of tisuk- was woved by Hon, D. Biack Diamonp Line.—The steamsh ij: 8 “Lg erquherson aud seconded by Mr. J. M. of this line will resume their regular se Campbell. ; Vice Op the opening of aayization eal _— Montreal to Onarlottetown, North Sydney, Wak Piotures Comine, —The bioscope C. B.aad Si.J 1.’ N-wfoundland. The | moving pictures, ilustrating the war in | first intende s4ilinzs: are SS Caconna | South Atrica, under the manegement of from ia teeta oo or about May 5'bh,due| Mr. A R Cogswell, of Halifax, will be at Charlottetown on or about May 8ih; S| shown at the Opera House on Monday, S Bonavista from Moatreal on or about | April 30:b aod Wednesday, May 2nd.
M: ay 12tb, due at Charlottetown on or about May 15th. The above steamers will sail from Charlottetown for St. John’s, New- foundiand via orth Sydney, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and pro-
duce under dec lowe-it possible rates.
| For further particulars as regards freight and passage, see ad. later or apply to
Peake Bros & Co. agents,
OPERA AND CONCERT
These pictures have veen shown in the principal towns of Nova Scotia ard have
been greeted with full houses. Popular prices will preva:l here. Two overflow hovses are expected,
septeiipcstatli
Funerat To-Morrow.—The funeral of the late Mr. Geerge Munroe will take place to-morrow afternoon, leaving the house at 2.30. The body will be taken to Orwell for internment. The pall- bearers will be Sydney Poole. D O’M Reddin, Chas. W. Weeks, Harry Mce- Kenzie, Bruce Stewart and Ewen Cameron.
COMBINED.
Mr. S.N. Earle’s
GRAND
Knot er tain m ent
IN THE
OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday ‘Hrenieg, May 1,
_ OC
PART I.
Will consist ef 10 choice numters con- sisting ef Cooruses, Quiatettes by students of St. Dunstan’s, Orcuesira Music, Vocal! Solos, Dances, and Selections by the St.
Cecelia Club.
PART 2.
The beautifu! operetta in 2 acts eatitled Pauline” or the Belle of saratoga. CHARACTERS. . Soprano Mise Floreuce Earle Clara Riverse—er Rival ....., Contralto Miss Amy Earle. George Ardent—A French S:wient. Tenor Mr. Be'leau. Grandiswel’—An Eagl sh .. Bariivae
Sir Charles TIED. & « 5 4 donvuaseanaaiaaens Mr. H. Winch» ater.
Capt. Western, a retired offizer- Father
Or eee... ccd... ne . Bass Mr. Charles E:rle.
Guests at the Hotel:
Ladies—The Misses Collings, Stewart,
Webster, Ross, Brown, McPherson, Earle. Gents— Dre. Maloney, Kencedy, Messrs Le Roy, Eggieson, Le Parge, Pa ent, Col- lings, Guek. Ticket«— Reserved served 25. For particulars see prozramms:.
seats 35; unre-
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to change the tint.
Church's
Here Are
beautiful tints and white, the tint card that all w have
satisfaction to our customers.
re ed its hea!thfulress. color wall and ceili ng coating that is made to use with cold water,
It can be applied coat over coat if you wish
Itis never sold in bulk. That which pays our ¢ nsto iers pays us, and that is another reason why we sell
ALABASTINE.
The (6 Tints.
Church's Alabastine comes in 16 too—here is -to-date dealers @ sell Church’s it gives universal It won't el, rub off or scale. It is recommend- by eminent physicians on account of It grows harder with ye. It is the only permanent water
to show you, labastine because
——
Kalsomine,
Paints, Brushies
ae Mixed
Paints, Enamel Paints, Gold |
All our paints are guaranteed.
DODD & ROGERS ‘
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Mr. Munroe was a son of the late Dr. Munoroe, of Alberry Plains, and was mar- riec to a daughter of Mr. Richard Jenkins, | of Pownal.
mn,
Carp oF THankKs.—The committee in charge of the Sons of England Concert tender their thanks to the ladies and gentlemen whoin any way contributed to the success of the concert, in the choruses or otherwise; and also to those who kindly lent flags or buuting for the deco rating of the hal). The committee feels
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19, 25, 28, 38, 41, 53, 68. 86, $9, 95, 1.08, 1.13, 1.22, 1.26, 1.31, 143, 1.44, 1.49, 1.70, 1.76, 1.89, 2.16, 2.70, 2.93. 3.15 , 3.33, 3:38, 8.92 , 4.05, 4. 28, 4.60, 7
54, 63, 72, 29%
{.20:
_ These Figures Are Curtain Sellers
ee net
| i | Never in the History of this store have ‘ve had sueh Bargains to offer you in | | LACE CURTAINS.
We don’t care how poor you are, you | can afford to replace your old curtains,
We don’t care how rich you are, we
have curtains to please you, 1232 Pairs,
| Curtains sale
This W eek ve
61 patternsJat our} Lace
under many obligations to several others for courtesies extended, and take this opportunity of offering their thanks,
To pe Repeatep—Owing to the fact that manv could not obtain admission to the Y. M.C. A. Parlor last night to hear Mr Pope’s lecture before the Natural History and Antiquarian Soctety npon ** Lost Atlantis,” and that may have ex- pressed regret that other engagements pre- vented their attending, the Society, with Mr. Pope’s kind consent, has arranged that the lecture be repeated n-xt Monday evening in the Kindergarten Hall. Parti- culars luter.
—It is remarked by The Star that Mr. Mniock appears to be trying to run the Public Works Department in accordance with the methods of Mr. Turte. Perhaps Mr. Tarte gave him instructions how to act before leaving for Paris.
Attention is called to. the auction of Superior turnicure at the Lyceum to-mor- row morning at 11 o’clock, BR Besristo Auctioneer.
Trimmed Millinery.—If in want of a stvlish spring or summer hat call into Weeks & Co’s., and see Miss *McKiever’s work. She can suit vou both in quality and price. —Weeks & Co., The People’s Store.
Special displays in all departments to morrow evening. New silks and dress goods will be the most noticeable on the first floor. Moore & McLeod,
Gentlemen’s colored shirts avd neck- ties will be displayed on the first counter to the left as you enter our store tomorrow evening. New patriotic neckwear just received. Moore & McLeod.
You are invited to come to our store from 7.30 to 9 tomorrow evening, — wander through all our departments, examine all the pretty things and make yourseif quite at home. Moore & McLeod.
Tomorrow evening is the time of the great millinery show. From 7.30 to 9 o’clock we will show you the finest range of millinery ever imported even by “Charlcttetown’s foremost millinery store.” Moore & McLeod.
Silk hais in the latest London styles,— Jas Paton & Co.
See the famous Steteon hat at Paton & Co’s,
Spring hats, spring ties, in all the latest Eoglish and "Amercan stylea.— Paton & Co.
Don’t forget that the Mil- linery opening takes place on
Thursday April 26th.— Moore | & % McLeod.
Freight Wanted,
! | For 300 to 500 tous of scrap iron from New, Ferrol, Nfld. to Quebec or Mon- re+l, either ‘ail or steam” For farther part’culars apply to Reid craig & Co, Quebec.* dy3i,
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WoO
— fence meme =— -— = — oc =
The Store That Civs Awray Goods Free
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR PRESENT STOCK OF EROCKERY GLASSWARE,
For 30 days we will give free an Hnameled Tea Pot or Coffee Pot with every purchase of « e dollar, Tea check givea with our tea and coffee, also.
P. MONAGI
GROCERIES, ENAMELED WARR, ETC.
“AN, Uppar Quaaa |.
Ee a
Lalesi Fas
Black and‘Colored
WM. WILKINSON
MARBERS. FOR SALE AT —.-—_a.
D. A. BRUCE’S
9” Ohi Of all Wine Merchants fibhry,
W nolesale from th2jdistiller, A, G@. Tacupson & Co, Glasgcw
i
MINSTRELS
T a : } ar 3 a . ,
The members of the League of thea ’ alia ie . . Uress intend putting on a
IN THE
Lyceum Hall
‘Monday Evening, April 80th, 25—Shining Faces—25
—A ND— Four of tho Fanniest Men ia Town
Latest Songs — Local Hits
Good Specialties Watch For The Parade At Noon
Admission 25 and 35c. Tickets on sals at Reddin Bros and A. Ww, Reddin’s Drag Stores, and Mitchell’s Bookstore.
0. J. MITCHELL, April 25th.
Plant Line
Boston
Commencing May &h, the favorite
S. 8. “HALIFAX.”
Will leave Charlottetown for Bos ton every Tuesday at noon (Standard time) calling at Hawkesbury and Halifax
Returning will leave Boston every Saturday at noo».
Passengers leaving Charlottetown Wednesday morning via Pictou, make close cenneetion at Halifax with 8. S. “Halifax.”
Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. I,
Railway. Fer tickets, rates and all iafor- mation, apply to— W. W. CLARKE, Agcnt
Charlottetown, H. L, CHIPMAN,
Superintendent. Apl 24¢tf.
Rings
| There are different makes of Wedding Kings and they are not ail equally good. The quality of the gsldis not the ONLY consideratioa in the making of Wedding Rings. There’s science in the man- ufacture of the best.
These are the kind we sell. A complete line of
10K 14K
GF. HUTCHERSON,
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Wants, Lost Feund, &¢
“WANTED. --A girl for general hc housework.
Apply to Mrs. C. Y. Hughes, Hillsborough Square, near eonvent. Sins. WANTED,—A general servent, must be a good piain cock, good wages. Apply at ne office 3 ins
LOS1.—On Monday evening in the Opera House the setting of ring large ruby sour- rounded brilliante. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at this office. lin
PASTURE LOTs. --To let ad acre loton Spring Park Road, olso3 acres on re sc Road. Apply to Peake Bros & Co
EGGS FOR HATCHING— From Barred Pls mouth nocks the gre at ge ne ral purpose fowls, at $1 00 per setting, I have won 30 prizes at Nova Scotia Provincial Kxhibitiens 1898 and 1899. LA Hasz ird. dy 4iw li
LOST—A gold watch on the i2th inst be- tween E, W. ‘taylors store and Post Office Fidder will b? reward by leaving iv at th, Office. dy 3i. is
FUR saALE.—Vesirabdlie residencs, nieas- antly situated at the head of Princ; Street. Heated by hot water, electric lighting, large out stables, etc, etc. sntending purehasers can inspect the premises every Thursday afternoon. Full particulars on epplieation to Mrs, Unsworth. 3 wks tues & sat. WANTED --Girls to learn the millinery business, Enquire of Miss Dalton at Stanley Brcs.
Tf you feel ‘anything the matter with your stomach leave off tea and trv cocoa shells for a while. Itis the healthiest and best drink e men, women and children. Only § cts per b, 2 lbs for l4cts. If your meschant does not keep them send to Hrace’s, Grocery, Upper Queen Street, dy & wkly 2ins.
TO LET.—A three story dwelling house on Prince Street, Modern improvements can be pas in if required, Apply te W. W. Wellner, dy 6 ins.
FOK SALK at bargain: 1 Sail Boat, 20ft.
keel, Unsinkable, watertight com partments,
new set of sails, anchors tackle and complete od Apply to W E Bentley, Box is is har-
letow
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GRAND MINSTREL SHow